Taxi Cab Driver Dies Of Injuries
Lloyd Hurley aged 23 of Franklin died from injuries suffered in a taxi cab crash last Saturday. He had recently become a permanent driver for 77 Taxi Co and had worked briefly at Crispie Creme donut shop. Hurley served in Korea 1952–55 and is survived by his mother, stepfather, brother, and grandparents. Funeral arrangements are with Joseph R. Baker & Sons.
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Air Force
Lloyd Hurley
St. Franklin
Hurley
77 Taxi Co
Nicholas Ringer
Wright- Patterson Afb
Dayton
Baltimore Street
Calumet Avenue
Franklin
Army
Thelma Bruce
Jack Bruce
Frank Eugene Hurley
U. S. Navy
Henry Hurley
Miamisburg
Francis M Lawrence
Middletown
Mattie A. Alfred
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Witnesses Petition Trujillo Over Dominican Ban on Activities
Jehovahs Witnesses of Middletown approve a petition urging Generalissimo Trujillo to lift a July ban on their religious activities in the Dominican Republic. The petition cites police brutality experienced by eight of ten deported American missionaries and reflects reports from a Baltimore regional assembly.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Middletown
Dominican Republic
Sybil McFarland
Baltimore
McFarland
Watchtower
Police Briefs Highlight Local Theft Reports And Accident
The police logged thefts of a gas cap from Price Trent in Baltimore Street and a coil from J T Ray on Woodlawn Avenue. James Miller, 19, of McKees Rock, suffered a battery explosion under a car hood near Charles Street and Manchester Avenue and received hospital treatment. Bedloe Island’s quarantine history noted in passage.
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Price Trent
Baltimore St
J.T. Ray
Woodlawn Ave
James Miller
McKees Rock
Charles Street
Manchester Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Blaze on Vannest Avenue Causes 150 In Fire Loss
Middletown firefighters answered a 3 11 p m call to 4012 Vannest Avenue where a kitchen blaze caused 150 in building damage and 100 in contents. The cause was overheated grease moved outside by Mrs Kraft. Other alarms included a wiring short in Aeronca Manufacturing boiler house and a fire in railroad ties with no damage. Two false alarms at P Lorillard Building in 24 hours.
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Vannest Avenue
Middletown
James Kraft
Sam Sennet
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
New York Central Railroad
Ellen Drive
P. Lorillard
Central Avenue
Grimes Street
Dad Dies and Son Stricken by Polio in Butler County
Henry Reid 60 of 825 11th Ave died at Dayton VA Hospital four forty five a m. a day after his five year old son Henry Clarence Jr was admitted to Mercy Hospital with infantile paralysis. The boy shows weakness in one leg and is listed fair after a restful night. The case marks the second polio report in Butler County this year. Reid, a World War I veteran and Meadows Restaurant chef, leaves wife Elizabeth three sons and two siblings. Arrangements with Bailey Funeral Home pending.
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Henry Reid
11Th Ave
Dayton VA
Henry Clarence Jr
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton Hospital
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton
Butler County
Clara Rosson
National Foundation For
Mr. Reid
Americus
Middletown
the Meadows Restaurant
Elizabeth
Robert Louis Riley
Cincinnati
Walter J. Riley
Flossie McKenzie
Orange
N. Y
Bailey Funeral Home
Open Sunday for Oxford with 13 sites drawing crowds
Oxford focuses on a big open weekend with 13 attractions at Miami University and town venues. The dedication of the new University Center at 2 p.m. Sunday draws visitors, while Phi Gamma Delta hosts an open house 2:30 to 5 p.m. at its new campus home. The Oxford Museum Association catalogs a 1 to 5 p.m. house tour across seven homes and five public places, using the Center as headquarters.
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Oxford
Miami University
Delta Colony Group
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
C. O
High Street
Campus Avenue
Oxford Museum Association
University Center
Civic Story Described For Kiwanis
Tom Venable Middletown Civic Association managing director reviewed the group history for Kiwanis members at a luncheon. He recalled the 1923 subscription drive that surpassed the one million dollar goal and the spring youth building drive that exceeded its 135000 target. He outlined benefactors and progress on a swimming pool and girl scout camp tent platforms.
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Tom Venable
Middletown Civic Association
Kiwanis Club
Venable
Civic Association
Middletonians
Club
iGirl
Sponsorship Of Bingo Game Remains In Dispute
Police questioned a Tuesday bingo game at the K of C Hall amid a sponsorship dispute. Attorneys for two players argue the Knights of Columbus sponsored the game while a grand knight said the K of C was not the sponsor. The issue may be discussed at a near term council meeting as lawyers press the charity claim.
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K. of C. Hall
Middletown
Mulligan
Iuture
Knights of Columbus
Real Estate Board Moves Offices to Savings & Loan Building
The Middletown Real Estate Board relocated from 510 First National Building to 206 Savings & Loan Building. William Strong was named secretary when headquarters were established several months ago.
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Middeltown Real Estate Board
Savings & Loan
First National Building
Realtor Group
William Strong
Stutenroth Again To Head Scouts
Charles E. Stutenroth was reelected to his third consecutive term as president of the Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council. The Middletown plant manager outlined budget plans and district expansion, noting a $10,000 increase to $37,000 with moves to hire a second district scout executive. Other officers and members were reelected or named, with installation by Perle L. Whitehead.
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Charles E. Stutenroth
Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council
Stutenroth
Armco
Cal
Middletown
Civic Association
Franklin Community Fund
Independent Campaign
Statenroth
E. H. Bindley
Franklin
Edward Barker
Gardner Townsley
Lebanon
Robert E. Rogers
Donald Skinner
Harry J. Aronoff
Fred Cramer
Almon S. Davis
Evan L. Hamilton
Lester Oeder
Robert Zenzinger
Aronoff
Cramer
Davis
Hamilton
Oetlef
Zenzinger
Zecher
Charles R. Hook
E. J. Goldsmith Jr
C. L. Kingsbury
Bindley
George E. Harvey
National Council
Robert L. Blair
Howard Cromwell
Charles B. Stiles
Robert Funston
Alfred E. Hardy
Perle L. Whitehead
Region 4
Whitehead
Ed M. Cohn
O. B. Ellis
Ray Young
Robert Davidson
Bill Rathman
Barry Levy
Affiliated City Union Sets Election for Middletown Local
The Middletown Local of the AFL-CIO affiliated American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes will elect its first permanent officers on Oct. 4. A meeting at the Trades and Labor Council Building reported 33 members present. the union now has about 70 members.
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New Middletown
American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employes
Afl-Cio
Trades & Labor Council
S. Main St
James van Cleve
Frank S. Dean
van Cleve
Charles W. Thompson
Middlestown
Dr Gardner Speaks To Middletown TOPS Club
Dr Mabel Gardner was guest speaker at the Middletown TOPS Club monthly dinner. A nominating committee was appointed for the November election. Co chairs Adelaid Gray and Dorothy Montgomery, with Jean Bewley Evelyn Veidt and Louella Ebright as members. Next meeting October 24 at Colony Restaurant 6 30 p m with Karah Cracraft in charge.
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Mabel Gardner
Middletown Itops
Gardner
Adelaid Gray
Dorothy Montgomery
Jean Bewley
Evelyn Veidt
Louella Ebright
Colony
Karah
Amburgy Time Payment Plan Approved by Creditors
Eighty creditors of Kash D. Amburgy agreed to a time payment plan for 306 260 in claims. Priority claims paid within 30 days after court confirmation. unsecured Class A under 150 paid within 60 days. Class B over 150 paid in quarterly 10 percent installments beginning 60 days after confirmation. District Judge John H. Druftel granted the motion for time to sort finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kash D. Amburgy
South Lebanon
Amburgy
Earl Barnes
Farabiachly
John H. Druftel
Holy Trinity Cub Pack Holds Meeting
Newly organized Holy Trinity Cub Pack 20 met in the Holy Trinity lounge last night. Den mothers present included Mrs. William Bales Mrs. Irwin Dineen Mrs. Harold Harsh Mrs. Thomas Welsh and Mrs. James McDermott. Den 8 presented the month’s Homesteaders theme.
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Holy Trinity
William Bales
Irwin Dineen
Harold Harsh
Thomas Welsh
James McDermott
Den
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